Think fixed costs like plowing, roads, taxes don't have as much room to be spread around so might be a few expense percentage points higher. ( and you will always want to hammer down on actual numbers).  

Fix up expenses to sell the property are $19,000.4.

Lenders have now come around to the fact that this template can be safe and viable alternative to traditional fix and flip funding.

Commercial loan is 4.75% fixed for 5 years, and adjustable for next 5 years. 

I also want to get at least one rental property next year and complete a fix and flip.

Within the last two months I did what I thought was making my home “renter proof” got rid of carpet, added new appliances, repaired and painted walls, fixed up the landscaping for some visual appeal.

.): $10KAfter Rehab Value: $230KWalk-in Equity: $44K (19%)Scope of Work:  Fence, Kitchen-Bathroom complete gut out, new heaters, lighting, interior and exterior paint, floor, windows, door, fence, other handyman fixes, appliances.Congrats to partner @Pradeep Tiwari, Anup ShahThanks to @Timothy Tooker  @Richard Rolle for helping us build the acquisition scienceHere are the pictures:Before:AfterTacoma, Pierce County, THurston County, Puyallup, Seattle, King County

you can partner with a rehabber,  you can put as a down for a SFH fix it  and ret it or sale,   please let me know what you want to do,  I will be more than happy to help you 

The other option he is presenting is for me to fix all the items on the city inspector list after I close.What would you all do in such a scenario?

What I will love to do is some fix & flips instead of that to start securing those large funds for my REI, unfortunately I'm a poor college student haha.